International Organization

1947 - 2025

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Volume 36, issue 4, 1982

Capitalism and hegemony: Yorubaland and the international economy pp. 687-713

David D. Laitin

Exchange rate system, policy distortions, and the maintenance of trade dependence pp. 715-739

Bruce E. Moon

Intergovernmentalism in the European Communities in the 1970s: patterns and perspectives pp. 741-766

Paul Taylor

Trade politics in the Third World: a case study of Mexican GATT decision pp. 767-794

Dale Story

Technology transfer patterns and industrialization in LDCs: a study of licensing in Costa Rica pp. 795-806

Devora Grynspan

Volume 36, issue 3, 1982

Managing the global commons pp. 511-536

Per Magnus Wijkman

Politics, economics, and U.S. participation in multilateral development banks pp. 537-574

Lars Schoultz

The state—landlord or entrepreneur? pp. 575-607

Merrie G. Klapp

Between dependency and autonomy: India's experience with the international computer industry pp. 609-632

Joseph M. Grieco

Capitalism, bureaucratic authoritarianism, and prospects for democracy in the United States pp. 633-663

Douglas C. Bennett and Kenneth E. Sharpe

The commons In the sky: the radio spectrum and geosynchronous orbit as issues in global policy pp. 665-677

Marvin S. Soroos

Letter to the editor pp. 679-681

Kenneth N. Waltz

Reply to Waltz pp. 682-685

Richard Rosecrance

Volume 36, issue 2, 1982

Structural causes and regime consequences: regimes as intervening variables pp. 185-205

Stephen D. Krasner

Words can hurt you; or, who said what to whom about regimes pp. 207-243

Ernst B. Haas

International regimes: lessons from inductive analysis pp. 245-275

Donald J. Puchala and Raymond F. Hopkins

Regime dynamics: the rise and fall of international regimes pp. 277-297

Oran R. Young

Coordination and collaboration: regimes in an anarchic world pp. 299-324

Arthur Stein

The demand for international regimes pp. 325-355

Robert O. Keohane

Security regimes pp. 357-378

Robert Jervis

International regimes, transactions, and change: embedded liberalism in the postwar economic order pp. 379-415

John Gerard Ruggie

The transformation of trade: the sources and effects of regime change pp. 417-455

Charles Lipson

Balance-of-payments financing: evolution of a regime pp. 457-478

Benjamin J. Cohen

Cave! hic dragones: a critique of regime analysis pp. 479-496

Susan Strange

Regimes and the limits of realism: regimes as autonomous variables pp. 497-510

Stephen D. Krasner

Volume 36, issue 1, 1982

On the notion of “interest” in international relations pp. 1-30

Friedrich Kratochwil

The political economy of Indian joint industrial ventures abroad pp. 31-59

Dennis J. Encarnation

Reproducing dependency: auto industry policy and petrodollar circulation in Venezuela pp. 61-94

Fernando Coronil and Julie Skurski

Weapons standardization in NATO: collaborative security or economic competition? pp. 95-112

Phillip Taylor

World oil marketing in transition pp. 113-133

Brian Levy

The political economy of world capitalism: theory and practice pp. 135-163

Bruce Andrews

State power and industry influence: American foreign oil policy in the 1940s pp. 165-183

Robert O. Keohane

Volume 35, issue 4, 1981

The GATT and the regulation of trade barrier: regime dynamics and functions pp. 561-602

Jock A. Finalyzson and Mark W. Zacher

The international organization of Third World debt pp. 603-631

Charles Lipson

Recent trends in UN human rights activity: description and polemic pp. 633-655

Jack Donnelly

Canada's role in the international uranium cartel pp. 657-689

Larry R. Stewart

International theory revisited pp. 691-713

Richard Rosecrance

Influence in international conferences pp. 715-724

George A. Codding

Regime change in Third World extractive industries: a critique pp. 725-744

Ronald T. Libby and Jim Cobbe

Understanding expropriation: reply to Libby and Cobbe pp. 745-753

David A. Jodice

The logic of dependency theory revisited pp. 755-761

Tony Smith

Volume 35, issue 3, 1981

Third World indebted industrialization: international finance and state capitalism in Mexico, Brazil, Algeria, and South Korea pp. 407-431

Jeffry Frieden

Whither post-Mao Chinese global policy? pp. 433-465

Samuel S. Kim

Britain, the European Community, and the developing Commonwealth: dependence, interdependence, and the political economy of sugar pp. 467-492

Vincent A. Mahler

World shipping, UNCTAD, and the New International Economic Order pp. 493-516

Lawrence Juda

Sovereignty at Bay ten years after pp. 517-529

Raymond Vernon

Social science and human rights pp. 531-552

John F. McCamant

Measuring interdependence: a rejoinder pp. 553-556

Richard Rosecrance and William Gutowitz

Measuring interdependence: a response pp. 557-560

Mary Ann Tetreault

Volume 35, issue 2, 1981

Modeling OPEC behavior: economic and political alternatives pp. 241-272

Theodore Moran

Sphere of flying: the politics of international aviation pp. 273-302

Christer Jönsson

Power structures and regional development banks pp. 303-328

Stephen D. Krasner

The impact of food aid on world malnutrition pp. 329-354

James N. Schubert

Center-periphery interaction patterns: the case of Arab visits, 1946–1975 pp. 355-373

William R. Thompson

The newest mercantilism pp. 375-393

David J. Sylvan

Civil servant attitudes toward the U.N. in Guatemala, Norway, and the United States pp. 395-405

Robert E. Riggs

Volume 35, issue 1, 1981

Introduction: in defense of some optimism pp. 1-14

George H. Quester

Maintaining a nonproliferation regime pp. 15-38

Joseph S. Nye

Breaking the rules without quite stopping the bomb: European views pp. 39-58

Pierre Lellouche

The actual growth and probable future of the worldwide nuclear industry pp. 59-76

Irvin C. Bupp

Multinational alternatives and nuclear nonproliferation pp. 77-102

Lawrence Scheinman

The Tlatelolco regime and nonproliferation in Latin America pp. 103-134

John R. Redick

Pariah states and nuclear proliferation pp. 135-163

Robert E. Harkavy

India and Pakistan: nuclear rivals in South Asia pp. 165-179

Onkar Marwah

Some reflections on the “dove's dilemma” pp. 181-192

Lewis A. Dunn

The future unlike the past: nuclear proliferation and American security policy pp. 193-212

Michael Nacht

Preventing proliferation: the impact on international politics pp. 213-240

George H. Quester